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The word you are looking for is "paean."
After the horrific war was over, the bards sang a paean to show triumph, but also to remember the people lost in the battle.
A paean is a song of praise, from the Greek word of the same meaning.
A paean is a song or hymn of praise, typically dedicated to a god, hero, or nation. It is used to express gratitude, admiration, or celebration.
The purpose of a 'paean' is to thank someone for a triumph or heroic deed.
Vivaldi's instruments were the violon and the piano
PAEAN
The word 'παιάν' is a Greek equivalent of 'paean'. It's spelled 'paian' in Roman letters. It's applied to songs that may be solemn as chants or triumphant with praise.
A paean is a song of praise or triumph, often used to express thanksgiving or joy. It is generally a celebratory composition expressing gratitude or homage.
Some of Antonio Vivaldi's compositions are "Fall", "Winter", "Summer" and "Winter" they are all part of one huge composition called "The Four Seasons"
His high point of his life was his music life.
First name is Antonio. Vivaldi is his last name.